Bled (Slovenia)
In the middle of the lake, on a turouoise water, sheltered by the mountains you can find thousand year old town Bled.
Dubrovnik
George Bernard Shaw is reported to have said: “If you want to see a heaven on earth, come to Dubrovnik“. English poet Lord Byron would agree with Shaw since he called the old town Dubrovnik “the pearl of the Adriatic”.
Ljubljana (Slovenia)
The Dragon city will enthuse you with its arhitecture and history, as well as with its great atmosphere, trendy restaurants and boat rides through the city.
Mostar (BiH)
Mostar is a breathtaking Bosnian gem where the emerald Neretva River is spanned by the iconic 16th-century Stari Most bridge, surrounded by Ottoman old town charm and dramatic limestone cliffs.
Perast (Montenegro)
Perast will seduce you with its dreamy baroque palaces mirrored in the calm Bay of Kotor waters, tiny islands just offshore, and the romantic sound of church bells floating across the fjord-like bay.
Sarajevo (BiH)
In December 2009, Lonely Planet listed Sarajevo as one of the top ten cities to visit in 2010.
Split
Lie on golden beaches, swim in romantic lagoons, visit ancient Roman monuments and walk through the streets as old as the emperor Diocletian himself.
Trogir
Trogir is called the museum city because the whole city is best preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in Central Europe.
Zagreb
"...if I was a foreigner, I would have liked Zagreb like not many other cities." A.G.Matoš, great Croatian poet